Letter T 71000–71250

TV's Hubbard and Durance "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" author-illustrator TV character who says "Respect my authority!" "Tears in Heaven" Three-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee "The Last Ship" actor Thor's son in the role-playing game Scion "The Art of Loving" author Fromm "The Road Back" novelist Remarque TROS, father of "Tell the World" singer (and Montgomery Blair High School graduate) [1, 3] The Red and others The Red et al. Three Danish kings (1241–1319). TV news analyst. Telecom from Stockholm "The Waterdance" star Thin Viking? "The Flagship City" "that thing you do!" city "that thing you do!" setting That Great Lake you always find in crosswords The "E" in HOMES The "E" in the HOMES mnemonic The "E" in the mnemonic HOMES The "E" in the mnemonic device HOMES The "E" of HOMES The "E" of the Great Lakes HOMES mnemonic The "E" of the lake acronym HOMES The "E" of the old NY&E Rail Road The Cat Nation The Detroit River flows into it The Detroit ends in it The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake The Great Lake you'd expect to see in a crossword The Huron River feeds it The Maumee flows northeast to this lake The fourth thing indicated by the mnemonic "she made him eat onions" The lake in "Mistake By the Lake" The lake in "lake effect" snow The shallowest Great Lake The shallowest of HOMES They warred with the Iroquois Third largest city of Pennsylvania. Three-vowel Great Lake Three-voweled lake Toledo s waterfront Toledo's Great Lake Toledo's body of water Toledo's lake Toledo's vista Toledo's water Toledo's waterfront Toronto-to-Columbus midpoint Town in "That Thing You Do!" with the same name as a Great Lake Tribe also called the Cat Nation Tribe defeated by the Iroquois Tribe for which a canal was named Tribe for which a lake and canal are named Tribe in the Beaver Wars Tribe in the Great Lakes area Tribe native to Ohio Tribe once found around Buffalo Tribe or lake Tribe that fought the Iroquois Tribe that lent its name to a canal Tribe that lived by a Great Lake Tribe that the French called the Nation du Chat Tribe whose name means "cat people" Tribe whose name means "long tail" Tribe with a namesake Great Lake Tribe with palisaded villages ___ Times-News (Pennsylvania paper) The Seneca Chief was the first to travel its full length The Seneca Chief was the first vessel to travel its entire length "The Flagship City," for short The "Long Tails" They were called the "Raccoon people" Tribe joined with Senecas. Tribe of Ontario and New York "The Demon of Unrest" author Larson "The Devil in the White City" author Larson "The Flying Dutchman" role "The Flying Dutchman" tenor "The Phantom of the Opera" character "The Phantom of the Opera" lead role "The Phantom of the Opera" protagonist "___ the Viking" (Tim Robbins movie) "___ the Viking," 1989 film starring Tim Robbins TV actor Palladino TV's Estrada Tenor in "The Flying Dutchman" The Phantom in "The Phantom of the Opera" The Phantom of the Opera The Phantom of the Opera's first name The Phantom of the Opera's name The Phantom's real name Two-time NHL Norris Trophy winner Karlsson _____ ten Hag, manager of Manchester United starting in 2022 "The Cosby Show" actress Alexander "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Jayne "Traffic" actress Christensen Thomas Mann's daughter Thomas Mann's daughter who married W. H. Auden Thomas Mann's writer daughter The terminal at Reykjavik's international airport is named after him "Take It From Me" author Brockovich "The Auld Sod," poetically "The Auld Sod," romantically "The Boys" actress Moriarty "The Ex Hex" author Sterling "The Freedom Writers Diary" teacher Gruwell "The Green Knight" star Kellyman "The Informer" site "The L Word" actress Daniels "The Lost Kitchen" chef French "The Night Circus" author Morgenstern "The Night Circus" novelist Morgenstern "The Office" character called by their middle name "The Office" character who said "I jlp you" "The Office" receptionist "The Office" receptionist after Pam "The Office" receptionist who didn't understand planking "The Office" receptionist who goes by her middle name "The Starless Sea" author Morgenstern "The Waltons" daughter "The Waltons" role "The emerald of Europe" Traditional Irish girl's name TV reporter Burnett TV's Gray or Moran TV's Moran Tami who played Pippi Tara locale Tara site Tara's locale The "auld sod," literary The Auld Sod, in poetry The Auld Sod, to poets The Emerald Isle, to poets The Emerald Isle, to some The Isle of Man's Port ___ The Ould Sod. The Shamrock Isle The old green sod. The shamrock is its symbol Thomas Moore subject Thomas Moore's country Thomas Moore's home Thomas Moore's homeland Thomas Moore's land Tipperary locale Today's place Traditional home of the Byrnes Tullamore's environs Tullamore's land The Toxic Avenger and ... Traditional Irish phrase meaning "Ireland forever" "Tony Danza's TV housekeeper, phonetically" "The Distaff" poet TV journalists Burnett and Andrews TV reporters Burnett and Moriarty TV's Burnett and Andrews TV's Gray and Moran TV's Moran and Moriarty Talking heads Burnett and Andrews The Furies, in Greek myth. Three-time Emmy nominee La Salle Three-time NAACP Image Award-winner La Salle The sun's "10th planet," once Thrower of a golden apple Thrower of apple of discord Thrower of the apple of discord Tosser of a golden apple Tosser of mythical apple Tosser of the Apple of Discord Tosser of the golden apple of discord Tosser of the golden apple. Trans-Neptunian dwarf planet Trojan War precipitator Trouble-making goddess Troublemaker of myth Troublesome deity Twin sister of Ares twin of Ares the art of logical disputation They live along Red Sea. "The Color Purple" actress Cynthia Turkish Ambassador in Washington. "The __ King" (Schubert song) "The ___ -King": Goethe "The ___ -King," Goethe ballad "The ___ King" (Schubert art song) "The ___ King" (Schubert work) "The ___-King," Goethe poem The mischievous ___-king. Theatrical name of the 90's. "The Ghost of Frankenstein" director Kenton The E in ESG The Gardner who cooked up Ham Burger The Gardner. "The Case of the Velvet Claws" "The Grass Is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank" writer Bombeck Title aunt in a 1979 best seller Trim associated with royalty Trim for a peer's robe Trim for a royal robe Type of weasel Traditional symbols of royalty Trimmings for regal robes. Tasso heroine This follows directions This may follow directions Teatro La Fenice premiere of 1844 Title bandit in a Verdi opera Title bandit in a Verdi work Title bandit of opera Title character in love with Elvira Title outlaw of opera Titular Verdi bandit Taloned fisher Thalassic flyer. Two lakes and a river, Eire. Trawler followers "The Andy Griffith Show" troublemaker _____ T. Bass "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" author Hemingway The "E" in E. & J. Gallo The late Mr. Bevin. Truex or Borgnine Tubb Country singer Tubb Country singer Black Tubb of country music Tubb the Texas Troubador Tubb with the Texas Troubadors Tubb, "The Texas Troubadour" Tubb, of "Grand Ole Opry" ___ Truex, American actor. the old man and the sea fish hemingway "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" author "The Sun Also Rises" "The Sun Also Rises" author "To Have and Have Not" author Tenor part in Donizetti's "Don Pasquale" Tenor role in "Don Pasquale" Truex, et al. TV comedian Kovacs TV comic Kovacs TV pioneer Kovacs TV's Kovacs Tennessee - Ford